К ПАТОГЕНЕЗУ НАРУШЕНИЙ В ГОЛОВНОМ МОЗГЕ ПРИ ХОЛЕСТАЗЕ
Аннотация
В обзоре литературы описаны механизмы нарушений головного мозга при холестазе у животных и человека. Показана роль билирубина, желчных кислот, окислительного стресса, эндотоксемии, ишемии и отёка мозга, повреждения митохондрий и эндоплазматической сети нервных клеток в патогенезе поражения головного мозга при холестазе.
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